Sheila Macrae Dead At 93

Cleanse, TV and stage entertainer Sheila MacRae died on March 6 at the Lillian Chamber Actor's Place in Englewood, New Jersey. She was 93.MacRae played Alice Kramden, wife of bus driver Ralph Kramden, on musical-comedy episodes of THE HONEYMOONERS featured as part of THE JACKIE GLEASON Play a role in the late 1960s. Alice Kramden was played by a swing round of actresses: first Mischievous Kelton in 1955, afterward Audrey Meadows and later Sue Ane Langdon in the past MacRae took over the role drive backwards Gleason.MacRae briefly had her own swing round in 1971, and was a swing round undemanding on Fatherliness in 1990-91. Her primetime guest appearances included THE Prized Cunning, THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. and Murder, SHE WROTE.MacRae to boot appeared in daytime froth operas. In 1984, she took on the role of publicist Mildred Lascoe on View FOR TOMORROW. She played Madelyn Richmond in General Hospital in 1991.Born in London, Sheila Margaret Stephens married actor-singer Gordon MacRae in 1941, and they appeared together onstage in a number of toning productions, by a 1964 adaptation of "The Doorbell Are Reminiscent" and a Broadway reawakening of "Guys and Dolls." The MacRaes were divorced in 1967Her shower credits included "Confined", "Costume Shore" and "Sex and the File Child". MacRae's survivors transport a immature person, entertainer Heather MacRae, and two sons, William Gordon MacRae and Robert Bruce MacRae.